Sorokin Books
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Law and Morality
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Sorokin's review of Leon Petrazycki, translated by Hugh W. Babb. Published in the Harvard Law Review.
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Logico-meaningful method of P.A. Sorokin
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An examinination of Sorokins contribution to the methodology of sociology in Social and cultural Dynamics, a study of twenty five centuries of culture. American Sociological Review, vol. 2, no. 6, December, 1937
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Minutes of Meeting: Administration Files
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Meeting minutes included in the folder are the minutes of November 19, 1955 to incorporate the Research Society for Creative Altruism. Incorporators include Swami Akhilinanda, Melvin Arnold, Walter Houston Clark, Daniel L. Marsh, Jamie Houston Shrader, Pitirim A. Sorokin and Robert Ulich; Igor Sikorsky relinquishes the Presidency of the Society; J. H. Shrader's reaction to Sorokin's letter of May 17th concerning the society; letter from the Division of Public Charities indicating that the Society has failed to file annual reports for 1959-60
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My Life with Pitirim Sorokin
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Presented at the Annual Sorokin Lecture at the University of Saskatchewan. The paper is a biographical look at Sorokin from the perspective of his wife Elena.
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Mysterious Mutilation of Marx: The Case of Professor Sorokin
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File contains issue No. 1 volume 31 of The Western Socialist. The article is a response/rebuttal to Sorokin's letter to the editor (Mr. Harmo) of The Western Socialist in which he argues that the previous critical interpretation/review of his book (Long Journey) did "not touch at all on [his] sociological theories."
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Pitirim A. Sorokin as Historical and Systemic Analyst
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Chapter 7 of Modern Social Theories, Ed. Edward Tiryakian. Article deals with Sorokin's two main general sociologies: structural sociology which deals with the structure of social, cultural, and personality features of the superorganic; and dynamic sociology which investigates
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Pitirim A. Sorokin's Sociological Anarchism
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Essay published in the History of the Human Sciences, Vol. 6, No.3, pp.61-77. Article discusses the contrary nature of Sorokin's work, with special emphasis on his links to the anarchist tradition.
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